Joe has banned Josh from going to North Carolina. Meanwhile, Joe hasn’t completed his homework. We also have a discussion about Toby Keith and the Kentucky Derby. Josh faces accusations of being involved in a conspiracy related to the Oklahoma City Bombing. The group somewhat debates whether greatness can be underappreciated.

Josh and Joe go see AC/DC and witness a guitar solo with a tie. We discuss a bike ride that sent Steph to the hospital and Dad taking unknown pills from a stranger. Luke talks about mushroom hunting. We learn what a chicken lip is and its possible health ramifications. We finish the show discussing if Joe can get Rhabdo looking at a rower.

Josh is outmuscled by an oil filter. Mom receives a raise to $2.10 an hour. Luke talks about walking beans. Josh becomes angry when he thinks about drinking ding dong water. Joe discusses violating child labor laws. Steph is forced to scoop corn, which almost leads to a divorce.

Is Prescott the Wilmington of the West? Josh shares a bathroom with Big Nose Kate. The crew discusses cows in northern Arizona. Steph and Zach talk about kegs of beer beating them up. Dad shares a funny story about cattle.

Josh is haunted by Biggie the deceased hamster. Siblings weekend update. We debated if we saw the band Fuel or not. Joe snores like an overweight drunken grizzly bear. Dad discusses a wood-burning stove in our cousin's single-family school bus.

Our guest Jon from Edward Jones discusses different types of investments. He discusses starting over in his late 40's. We discuss going door to door trying sell financial advice. Jon breaks it to Josh that one of his investments may be in bankruptcy.

Josh freaks out about Tesla's being set on fire. Joe sucks at bowling. Our guest, Dustin, talks about his ice cream parlor, Harper's Ice Cream. He discusses his brother's coffee empire, Dame Coffee. He breaks down the inner workings of figure 8 track driving. We uncover a plot to skirt the rules at the track. Shirtless golf and Luke tells the worst joke ever.

Our guest, Scott, shares his experiences of completing ultra races that are over 300 miles long. He reflects on the challenges he faced when he didn't finish his first 100-mile race and discusses the mental aspects of long-distance running. We also explore the nutritional similarities between strongman competitions and ultra-running. Zach mentions the importance of having spare underwear on hand. We talk about the anti-climactic feeling that can accompany achieving great things. Meanwhile, Joe barely speaks.